Sentence examples for issues break from inspiring English sources

Some issues break on partisan lines, with Democrats here and Republicans there.

But, as Keller barely pauses to acknowledge, such collective issues break down into millions of complex individual realities — realities that go largely ignored in his Op-Ed, which treats Adams's personal choices as an occasion for moral legislation about the wisdom of resigning oneself to death.

They need to be able to take complex issues, break them down into bite-size pieces, come up with viable solutions, and articulate those solutions in writing or verbally.

That makes it even more important that donors who care about global poverty issues break out of comfortable giving habits and consider supporting a promising new charity like Give Directly.

Women also commented that " The health professional should be confident in asking the questions – not hiding behind language" and that health professionals should " Be aware of language issues – break down big words so people understand".

The "ISSUES" column is the longest, with 29 individual issues broken into sections and ranging in subject from "Rural" to "Women" to "Cuba" to "Technology".

Members of the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference walked off the job last Wednesday after talks over pension issues broke down, shutting down freight traffic across the country.

While Ms. Meeker did not explicitly fault Nasdaq, she said the early technical issues broke the market's confidence and spooked skittish investors.

For the record, Kampfner defines it as: "Rattling cages, getting under the skin of issues, breaking stories, antagonising authority and never letting up.

Like WWE's Vince McMahon, he represents the ultimate theatrical heel that everyone can root against while ignoring systemic labor issues, broken bodies and dumbfounding mismanagement.

Interesting, in retrospect, to see which issues broke through the cynicism and anomie: apartheid, and also – in its loosest possible description – globalisation.